Re: [Compilercache-general] Making it easier to plug in new compilers

[Jochen V. <vo...@ma...>]

Hi,

On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 10:42:17PM +0100, Jochen Voss wrote:
> with the COMPILERNAMES variable it is not to hard to
> plug new compilers into compilercache.  But still
> there is duplicated information: the compilernames are
> enumerated both, in the COMPILERNAMES variable and (as
> link names) in the COMPILERCACHEBINDIR directory.

Just for completeness I add a patch to implement this:

--- compilercache-1.0.10.orig/bin/compilercache
+++ compilercache-1.0.10/bin/compilercache
@@ -31,8 +31,7 @@
 LINKOUTPUT=3D"no"
 PATH=3D"/bin:/usr/bin"
 COMPILERPATH=3D"/bin:/usr/bin"
-COMPILERNAMES=3D"c++ g++ cc gcc"
 COMPILERCACHEBINDIR=3D"/usr/bin/compilercache"

 # source the systems global configuration file
 [ -f /etc/compilercacherc ] && source /etc/compilercacherc
@@ -66,11 +65,9 @@
 # determine compiler type
 COMP=3D"$(basename "$0")"
 COMPILERNAMEMATCHES=3Dno
-for TESTCOMPILERNAME in $COMPILERNAMES; do
-  if [ "$TESTCOMPILERNAME" =3D "$COMP" ]; then
-    COMPILERNAMEMATCHES=3Dyes
-  fi
-done
+if test -L "$COMPILERCACHEBINDIR/$COMP"; then
+  COMPILERNAMEMATCHES=3Dyes
+fi
 if [ "$COMPILERNAMEMATCHES" =3D no ]; then
   printf "unsupported compiler type\n" 1>&2
   exit 1

It seems to work for me.

Jochen
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